Bangladeshi Nationals need to carry the photocopy of NIDs for this package. Some travel areas of this package are restricted for foreigners.

Bandarban is a green hilly region of Bangladesh situated to the South-East corner of the country. It is one of the three hill districts of Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) area which full of hills and forest areas. It is the least populous district of Bangladesh with an area of 4,479 km². Bandarban is the district to which the border of both India and Myanmar exist. It is a place of various tribal inhabitants.

One of the great attractions of Bandarban is the riding on Sangu River. The Sangu River is a river of Bangladesh and Myanmar. The source of the river is in the North Arakan Hills of Myanmar and the river enters in Bangladesh near Remakri, a remote Union of Thanchi Upazila. The length of the river is 270 km; 173 km are located within Bangladesh.

The travel covers all four Union (Balipara, Thanchi Sadar, Tindu & Remakri) areas of Thanchi Upazila. One can enjoy the excellent scenic view of the Sangu River through sailing to the upstream of the river up to Remakri. On the way, there is Boro Pathor area where the ‘Raja Pathor’ (King Stone) exists as the ethnic peoples’ spiritual belief. The local people believe that if the Raja Pathor goes under water by overflow in the Sangu due to rain then the Thanchi will be gone under water as well. Interestingly the water color of the Sangu is changeable due to seasons. In rainy season the water color turns into muddy and unclear while during winter and spring the water becomes peacefully greenish transparent.

Nafa-khum is one of the significant waterfalls of that region which is a two and half an hour walking distance from Remakri Bazar. There is other three `khum’s (waterfalls) named Amikhum, Satvaikhum and Velakhum, extreme trekking is required to reach the destinations.

The travel covers the Boro Mowdok Bazar which is an area near Myanmar Border. A Buddhist Temple on the top of hill in Boro Mowdok is a significant attraction of tourists.